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"A strike will be much more damaging to a company sourcing from a single factory in Asia than a small increase in costs, " he said.

But it was used to create a climate that this thing - freedom of information - was damaging business.

This can be emotionally damaging to a child as they start to understand that you will not meet their needs if they are crying or upset.

In a statement last Friday, Danone claimed its trademark contract was valid and said Mr Zong's statements were damaging the company.

It was Starr's last, almost desperate attempt to break Hubbell and force him to say something damaging about Hillary or me.

In the next two hours I'm sure we're going to hear plenty of testimony about how damaging having gay parents is on kids.

Allowing outsiders to have access to the source or object code for these assets would be extremely damaging to the company.

No friends? Make some online so you don't have to leave your house and expose your skin to the sun's damaging rays.

But don't bet on it. A more divided world economy could make 2011 a year of damaging shocks.

The fact that such a head would have to answer to the taxpayers of the world only at a distance could be very damaging.

WHEN Barack Obama was running for the Senate, an adviser showed him a file of damaging facts that Republicans had dug up about him.

Mr Obama's regulatory surge would be less damaging if it had not followed one by Mr Bush, Mr Mandel says.

Subjects who thought that commerce can be environmentally damaging were ready to accept the scientist as an expert.

The defeat was bad enough for Liverpool, but the injuries made it a much, much more damaging weekend.

But he added that he doubted that the rumor would prove damaging, and he said he would not want genetic sequences kept off public databases.

Moreover, at a time when co-operation among the authorities is essential, the appearance of disarray is itself damaging to confidence.

Following these steps will help you prevent damaging the roots of roses when planting, but so will a little common sense and a bit of care.

What helps is when a child has or seeks out a role model who provides inspiration to carry him or her through the damaging experience.

And since the body is made of just one piece of soft polymer, there's no chance of water damaging the delicate parts inside.

But I find such a life is damaging to my studies, " said Lu. " I feel tired and don't want to live for others any more.

A cross over at the front of the stroke tends to cause your elbow to drop, also damaging your catch and hurting your propulsion.

The most damaging "solution" would be if imports fall as a result of a contraction in consumption, possibly due to recession.

The first and most damaging run on the bank took place in its other short- and medium-term wholesale liabilities (see chart 5).

More damaging is the absence of Charles. Wounded in the heel a few days before, he is unable to lead his troops.

One of the reasons life is short on Earth, for both humans and animals living on the surface, is the damaging rays of the sun.

The pathologist insisted on anonymity, he said, due to fear of damaging his reputation with involvement in such a high-profile case.

The helicopter, Riaz says, had fallen out of the sky and plunged onto the compound, damaging at least a boundary wall.

He found this did not cause any of the damaging fatigue that would be expected.

It is a corporate sham and one of the most insidious, most damaging and yet most prevalent of corporate activities.

People have drunk alcohol since the beginning of recorded history, the authors say, but it has become more damaging.

Almost as damaging is the hash that banks have made of "value-at-risk" (VAR) calculations, a measure of the potential losses of a portfolio.

A good pair of UV-blocking running sunglasses give your face more protection and also help protect your eyes from the sun's damaging rays.

'Reality has proved that the United States should be held fully accountable for damaging China-U. S. military relations, ' he said.

It also replaces a treatment used in conventional manufacturing that reduces the cells' efficiency by damaging the surface of the silicon.

The surprise was that the bursting of the bubble would be so damaging.

Sex without developing a strong emotional bond first is selfish and can be very damaging.

And I think this can be psychologically damaging because it becomes a question of what you will do for money.

Trying to discipline banks after the fact by withholding liquidity risked damaging the economy.

That presumably avoided a fight from Mr O'Neal, a potentially damaging boardroom split and a likely loss for the company in court.

Other experts in the field of psychology say that pointing the finger at problems in a woman's life is just as damaging.

Of course, an alternative to improving a particular form of technology might be to discard it altogether as too risky or too damaging.

This extremely intense light will illuminate the area, damaging all minions of the dark especially undead and T-Energy creatures.

However the residual effects are damaging, as they result in skiers and instructors stuck with a wedge and a wedge movement pattern.

The double bind may not always be so damaging, but it always endangers the mental health of anyone to whom it is applied.

The fact that only a few people deserve high-profile awards is insufficient evidence to suggest that such awards are damaging to society.

Narrow political interference in monetary management has , in most cases , proven to be damaging to the long - term interests of society .

However, the analogy with agriculture does not stop there, and a careless farming of the seas could be as damaging as careless agriculture.

Depending on the scale, velocity and nature of the collapse, this could generate a significant and potentially damaging tsunami.

Mr Charman feels this sum is way in excess of her contribution to the marriage and potentially damaging to his business interests.

The banks could have issued new shares at a bigger discount without, at least in theory, damaging their shareholders.

Please do not block the air inlet or outlet in case of reducing purifying effect and damaging the product.

See, veterinarian would be a popular career in not far future, If human do not wake up from damaging this sole earth.

The child who heals was able to construct a vision of hope and change, beyond the damaging experience.

Once considered too expensive, as well as too damaging to the land, exploitation of Alberta's oil sands is now a gamble worth billions.

Nobody can really be pleased at the bottom of his heart with spirit, an acquisition so damaging to life.

That would be damaging enough at a time of economic fragility.

He believes that if they were sold over the counter people would seek advice and that it would stop amateur users damaging themselves.

Nitration is one of a range of damaging chemical processes that are lumped together as "oxidative stress" .

"This substantially erodes China's already-scarce land and water resources, while damaging public health and the environment, " she said.

In many ways Teletubbies, or any other educational program for children, could be as physiologically damaging as a violent video game.

The knowledge that there was a leak, if it become public, could be more damaging than the leak itself.

The civilian casualties that are the inevitable consequence of conducting a war from the air are, in turn, damaging the war effort.

High Cholesterol can be very damaging to your health, causing a variety of serious health problems.

The Internet has made such leaks far more damaging, since a single leak can be spread worldwide in less than a minute.

The thing that was the most damaging to the nation was the lack of any way of enforcing the laws.

New technology is pushing gas out of huge shale deposits underground. That's created jobs and wealth, but it may be damaging drinking water.

That stress, and stress alone, is responsible for damaging the working memories of poor children thus looks like a strong hypothesis.

If you allow this part of your brain to take over your financial decisions, the results can be damaging to your long term financial goals.

His monumental 1997 defeat following years of damaging internal rifts over Europe left the Conservatives out of power for 13 years.

To others, it is in the midst of a structural change that could end up damaging America's ability to create the next Google or Microsoft.

These could be at least as damaging as the free market fundamentalism that they would seek to replace.

These percentage ratio should be used for other sample quantities and will minimise the waste and cost of damaging retail packs.

Worms are often the only possibility to infiltrate any kind of damaging programs on systems with restrictive security measures.

At Dresden's other big "fab" , as chip-fabrication plants are called, is an indicator of another change that may prove just as damaging.

Skin acts as a waterproof, insulating shield, guarding the body against extremes of temperature, damaging sunlight, and harmful chemicals.

Oxidative stress is an imbalance between the production of cell-damaging free radicals and the body's ability to neutralize them.

Generally speaking, bubble pulse is usually an additional damaging effect, while shock wave plays a decisive role.

He would be left, however, with spherical aberration which is just as damaging to image sharpness.

It's disturbing to see teachers exhibiting the same nasty, damaging habits that are so endemic among high school students.

slowly and painfully beginning to comprehend how his early denial of pain led him at times into damaging patterns of behavior.

German Economy Minister Rainer Bruderle said China needs to take action to defuse the risk of a damaging trade dispute with the U. S.

Traffic pollution tends to contain more metals, which react to produce damaging free radicals in the lungs.

He warned that this would be extremely damaging to the UK economy.

I can't believe that Europe would allow so damaging an outcome as a financial collapse and break-up to occur.

It might help us cope with oxidative stress at the cellular level as we age. Turning the switch "on" might have damaging side effects.

The result of the incident was a broken neck, damaging his spinal cord and causing paralysis from the chest downward.

Far from damaging the environment, the expanded road program will improve the quality of life of thousands of people.

Motorists seem to feel they can violate traffic laws a little without damaging their self - image as law-abiding citizens.

Analysts say that there is a strong probability of another damaging gas war between Moscow and Kiev, which could halt deliveries to the EU.

Less visible, but all the more damaging, are the long-term effects of hunger that run through families through generations.

The wrong kind of food can be just as damaging to people's health as a lack of food.

The next most damaging piece of legislation was the Mobile Law.

Therefore certainty is not only something of no use, but is in fact damaging, if we value reliability.

Even Republicans who dislike Fannie and Freddie talk of a careful transition and of not damaging the housing market.

Many signals that animals make seem to impose on the signalers costs that are overly damaging.

A dollar crisis would be very damaging for the global economy, making the expected slowdown much deeper and more protracted.

But both insisted that aggressive foot stamping would not be stopped despite worries it was damaging their men's knees.

Pork producers in the US and Brazil are pushing for the name "swine" to be changed, saying it is damaging their business.

It does not contain an adequate amount of the iodine necessary to prevent radioactive iodine from damaging the human thyroid gland.

Horrifying Visions: This ability is now correctly categorized as a debuff instead of a damaging ability.

Still, some Chinese specialists worry the ruling could be damaging if it encourages others to follow suit.

We've all heard how damaging super-stilettos can be to feet but now experts are warning flat shoes can be just as dangerous.

He said comparisons with school and university friends were probably most damaging.

If it weakened the dollar, however, that would be helpful, not damaging.

Stimulated by an X-ray beam, chemical elements in the painting fluoresce, revealing hidden pigments without damaging the artwork.

I believe this story is damaging everybody a little bit, including me. . . Stuff like this is not good for the sponsors or anybody.

If the company hangs in there, without damaging the brand, sales are likely to rebound quickly after the economy turns around.

Scientists say a number of factors appear to have come together to make this quake particularly damaging.

But there is no doubt that the leaks are politically pretty damaging.

There is no doubt that the leaks are politically pretty damaging.

One example of an attack that should be illegal, he says, would be the insertion of damaging software into an electrical grid.

There was no way of removing the feet at the end of the day without damaging them and so each pair could only be used once.

I agreed with labor on the merits, but a gas-tax increase would have been far less politically damaging than what I did.

If not, and the party shrinks from kicking him out, the crowning paradox of his life may be damaging the party he so badly wants to succeed.

In past versions the Queen's beauty-damaging flaw has been ambition and vanity, but always asexual: she was a harridan, not a cougar.

Not playing for six months was damaging, but now I hope to make up for lost time. After something negative there is always a positive slant.

No matter how damaging for Berlusconi's personal image, the scandals, when properly managed, can be good for him as a politician.

This could be considered unsustainable due to the fact that oil is largely unrenewable and, when burned, is damaging to the environment.

Nevertheless, criminal libel laws have been justified as necessary to protect nascent democracies from damaging criticism.

In so doing, I had hurt more than my family and my administration. It was also damaging to the presidency and the American people.

Strength training, believe it or not, increases the protein content of your muscles by damaging them.

For an emerging economy trying to build a technology sector, this is both discouraging and damaging.

Some of these can travel through the human body, damaging cells and posing a hazard for humans.

The first camp worries that the lofty bill for a barrel of oil is damaging the world economy and a further price spike could destroy demand.

Just as damaging are two investigations in which the prime minister is not a suspect.

Of all forms of arrant untruthfulness Victorian optimism appears to me to have been the most cowardly and the most damaging.

Both Clinton and Obama have had to deal with potentially damaging controversies in recent days.

They stop the wind from blowing soil away. They also keep the wind from damaging or destroying crops.

While keeping up with the Joneses is part of American culture, comparing ourselves with others can be damaging to Happiness and self-esteem.

Disc : is designed to close on its own weight to stop backflow from gaining sufficient velocity to create damaging shock .

The study also said tobacco and cocaine are judged to be equally harmful, while ecstasy and LSD are among the least damaging.

You risk damaging the finish on your chopsticks, not to mention eating lacquer which probably isn't very good for you.

Mr Boccieri's vote in favour of cap-and-trade is extremely damaging in a state that depends on coal for almost all of its power.

So you actually need a burst of potentially damaging radicals to reap some of the important rewards of a good sweat.

The criticism coming from the Financial Action Task Force was more especially damaging.

The damaging extent of rock is developing with load of time and effected by the size of load, the after part injury is called creep damage.

Although a total flip may be hundreds or thousands of years away, the rapid decline in magnetic strength is already damaging satellites.

Shock reduces the flow of blood to the body's vital organs, often damaging them beyond repair.

Perhaps the most damaging scenario would be the domino effect on a complex web of a multi-tiered supply chain.

Smoking cigarettes adds to the general levels of air pollution as well as damaging our health.

And yet it is clear, too, that an endless demand that we produce more with less could prove damaging.

That would be especially damaging for the solar industry, where the high silicon costs are eroding profits.

Without action, this new crisis of state competence could soon become just as damaging as its recent financial predecessor.

Within a day, the New York City Department of Health released its own response to this damaging report.

Mr Lobo's election provides one answer to that, but the way it came about was ugly, damaging and ought not to be repeated.

Otherwise, you could unwittingly invoke a virus or other damaging code.

Cold plasmas are able to kill bacteria by damaging microbial DNA and surface structures without being harmful to human tissues.

He said if the bill becomes law, it will spark a trade war that will be damaging for both countries.

Those who have followed the saga of whether or not mobile phones are damaging people's brains are used to contradictory headlines.

The historical record of eruptions at the volcano extends back to 1570, but the most damaging eruption in recent times took place in 1985.

Alberta tar sands: Referred to as the most damaging project on the planet.

war that caught them in its toils either psychologically or physically; the event was very damaging to the child psychologically1.

Some are much more damaging than others, but it's no use appealing to "nature" , or to "instinct" in order to decide which ones.

Brief episodes of ischemia protect against subsequent damaging ischemic event-a phenomenon known as ischemic tolerance.

Defaults are damaging and costly: banks are crippled, governments fall, populations suffer and countries are frozen out of capital markets.

A device used to grip the drill string in a relatively non damaging manner and suspend it in the rotary table.

Environmental campaigners and anti-Kremlin political activists contended there were other less damaging routes that could have been chosen.

It would be hard to devise a more wasteful, damaging, unsustainable system.

Even the earliest power cuts, it was realized, would be disruptive , and damaging to the state's economy.

More broadly, Beijing risks damaging its credibility if it doesn't comply with a pricing mechanism it introduced just 15 months back.

The reason that most children don't take that sort of break is that it's impractical, not that it's damaging.

Like smoking, it gives you short-term happiness, but ultimately is damaging to you and the broader society.

But what better moment to enlist U. S. help against the PKK than when Washington's fears of a damaging rift with Ankara are at their height?

Yet it was not until she left that she realised how damaging lap-dancing could be.

But the world also needs to understand that these countries cannot adjust quickly without damaging internal consequences.

Guard against this at all costs as it's very damaging to society as a whole.

So this first study shows the potential harm that receiving a bad gift can do by damaging that sense of similarity.

Hawsers rim The sides of the dish were so smooth that it was almost impossible to attach hawsers and chains to the rim without damaging it .

One of the most damaging and socially divisive legacies of Maoist economics is the control of rural land by village "collectives" .

Don't forget, fiberglass is regularly used in the manufacture and repair of boats, which have to endure far more damaging water conditions.

This might be particularly damaging when development is dependent on a domain model.

You accept that this product may contain harmful or damaging code.

But it inflamed environmental groups who say the technology used to extract shale gas is environmentally damaging.

Jackson's final years were marked by financial troubles and a second, even more damaging, child-abuse scandal.

Objective: To avoid damaging the deep tissue of eye around the laser hole on laser filtering surgery with iridotomy .

The west must respond with wisdom and a firm hand, or low rumbling tensions will quickly grow into something much more damaging.

If Barack Obama and Congress cannot meet them, the result could be budgetary disarray and a damaging tightening of fiscal policy.

Lastly during assembly care is taken to avoid damaging the seals when passing over the keyway or performing bearing surfaces of the shaft.

The Battle Cruiser is the most damaging unit I was able to find out of the two races I played.

However, drinking more than three drinks a day has been found to have a direct and damaging effect on the heart.

No foreign country should expect China to be its vassal or to accept anything that is damaging to China's own interests.

"That will exert a huge damaging impact on the river, " he said.

But it makes a protracted, reputation-damaging series of suits and counter suits between the companies involved seem almost inevitable.

Having any act seriously damaging the interests of the company or creditors.

A national obsession with the body beautiful may be damaging Brazilian women's health.

Experts think the toxic chemicals in smoke can damage the DNA in hair follicles and generate cell-damaging free radicals as well.

A pregnant women can transmit the damaging effects of stress to her unborn child through the placenta, say researchers.

They handed out these dark plastic viewers that allowed us to look directly at the sun without damaging our eyes.

CA: But words, saying things, you know, can be constructive; it can be really damaging.

A break-up of the euro may not be unthinkable, but it would certainly be damaging, painful and very expensive.

Built-in relieve value, prevent damaging the main unit and oil leakage caused by shutting the door by strong pressure or wind.

In the longer term it is of course damaging because you want everybody to go in the same direction all together.

Our seas are becoming increasingly polluted from uncontrolled discharges and silt washed from the land, damaging corals, fish and bird life.

Global warming is an increasing threat and its effects will worsen if damaging greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed.

In particular it reported extensively on a recent damaging split within the main pro-government ethnic Chinese party.

Following his arrest in New York on sex charges, there are growing calls for him to step down immediately to avoid damaging the institution.

The fuze performance decides the whole damaging effectiveness of the missile system to a great extent.

This caused their share price to drop, damaging investors who bought in at what they consider to be an artificially high price.

While the specifics of the Volcker Rule are still being debated, the long-term impact on the firms' bottom line could be quite damaging.

When he was a boy playing by electrically damaging, fall, when permanently disabled.

Phosphate fertilisers, which often contain the toxins fluoride and arsenic, are among the most environmentally damaging of all fertilisers.

It is possible to use Gurit without damaging the surrounding rock .

A couple of recent medical studies had suggested that running long distances might be physiologically damaging.

As I was backing out the driveway, I was hit by an SUV, seriously damaging my moms car.

A more divided world economy could make 2011 a year of damaging shocks.

That it was predictable does not make it any the less damaging.

In broad economic terms their father's job for life makes papa an insider, damaging the interests of his "outsider" children.

Some of the airlines' problems are special to the sector. High fuel prices early this year and damaging hedging strategies hit earnings.

There is nothing more damaging than not having a single question at the end of an interview.

She entered Japanese home waters on her second, sinking two ships and damaging two more.

After a heavy, almost crashing landing, the saucer slammed to a stop, damaging irreparably its drives, but saving the crew.

The Milan star has not featured for his country since damaging his groin during Italy's final group game against Czech Republic.

This can be very damaging to a fragile mind.

Just as damaging are revelations of corruption that lie behind the shambles.

That has costs of its own, not least damaging uncertainty about where exactly the subprime bodies are buried.

The problem, however, is that this bad habit can erode dental work, damaging your teeth and making them more susceptible to cavities.

However, the affair risks damaging the bank's reputation in the country.

Change the yes sentence into a damaging sentence or an interrogative sentence.

An accident has occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, damaging one of the reactors.

If you could intervene and prevent these spikes, you could mitigate many of the effects of this damaging disease, " said Strano. "

Please shut up! All that hot air is damaging the Ozone Layer.

Noise pollution can cause just as many damaging effects on people's health as other forms of pollution.

Sometimes the body quickly over-reacts, throwing its all at the infection, and damaging itself.

His plastic hand is deft enough to grasp a wide variety of objects without damaging them.

He says the wise course of action would have the same effect as a renegotiation, without damaging South Korea's international credibility.

Using internal resources to review the accuracy of technical translations can be time consuming and damaging to productivity levels .

Inside the magazine, author Nicholas Carr argued that the Internet is damaging our brains, robbing us of our memories and deep thoughts.

Has the influence and a damaging effect kind of new concept weaponry to the human body.

Parts of Oklahoma are still under a severe thunderstorm warning and tornado watch. . . That's after a night of damaging storms.

Some of the job growth in October was due to rebuilding and cleanup activities following damaging hurricanes in the American southeast.

Though most ATS cases have been dismissed or settled, the costs of settlements can be high and the negative publicity damaging.

However, those events that do occur will be more damaging, with experts warning that our spacecraft and aircraft may be unable to cope.

Tiny petrol taxes take no account of the damaging effects of pollution.

They also keep the wind from destroying or damaging crops.

He found property taxes were the least damaging to growth, followed by consumption taxes.

Google compromised its principles when it censored its Chinese search engine, which was damaging enough to its reputation.

Climate change is damaging archaeological treasures which have been frozen for thousands of years, according to British scientists.

establishing the system of exception of application, and increasing the extent of punishment to damaging competitive behaviors.

The invention can prevent the laser from damaging the drive circuit die set and enhance the qualified rate of the flexible display panel.

Adopt public strategies for mitigating practices that are incompatible with geo tourism and damaging to the image of the destination.

The move could prove particularly damaging to UK schools, which promote themselves as among the most globally minded.

Unsolicited email or spam can be damaging to the reputation of your business.

The last thing we need is for government to increase and expand taxes to pay for another damaging, wasteful program.

That would be truly damaging to the Fed's holdings because it would almost certainly have to sell assets at a loss.

However, there are times when you want to stop the moment a command fails because continuing could be more damaging.

However this would be a dangerous pursuit in any populated area, as one might trigger a damaging earthquake.

The hormone's wider effect means that prolonged stretching can induce hypermobility around joints, which can be painful and damaging.

Merkel had been put under extra pressure to reach a speedy solution after coming under attack from the US for damaging dawdling.

Wash daily with a mild soap and water. Use your hands rather than a face cloth so that you don't risk damaging the skin by rubbing too hard.

The aim of the invention is to avoid damaging the membrane during the production or in the event of regular use.